Cách Nhớ Công Thức Toán Học 12-11-10 & Luyện Thi Đại Học tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Anil Sharma anils — This novella was sort of a cliff notes version of Garcia Marquez's books. There were many of the same themes floating through in a more raw way. Worth reading, but not as life altering as his other works.

April Kappus _pril_ae_appus — Very good insight into manic depression.

Rafael Nenoki nenoki — Enjoyed this more than I thought I would. I particularly liked the Austrian character - you could feel for him.

Ted Horowitz tedhorowitz — What if there was a group of hipsters who were also all-powerful magicians? Some spoilers ahead. The plot was excellent. Grossman managed a few unique and fun twists to the wizard school sub-genre of fantasy. However, the characters are just terrible to each other. They don't trust anyone--especially their friends--which I guess kind of goes with the territory of having the ability to manipulate the laws of physics. Well worth reading for the scenes about life at a magical school alone. And the last third of the book is a sort of postmodern homage to the Chronicles of Narnia that--I think--was done in a spirit of love for Lewis' classics.

Jack Mortensbak mortensbak — This book just did nothing for me. I finished it, but mostly just to see if it got any better. It tells the story of the garden as if it is a character, so you hear about 200+ years of people who live in and around the garden. Their stories are almost meaningless compared with the garden... and the ending was not good.

Matilda Lee matildalovelee — i don't care about what people say - this was a good book - perhaps because it was the first one i read after my finals in undergrad, and it was just such an easy read - perhaps because of all the intrigue about the catholic church, which interested me...but i read this without having known all the hype about it...so it was still kinda cool - definitely not literature, but if you want something fun and exciting, then I would say this is a good interlude.